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Race Day Feed: Salt Lake City 4

Race Day Feed: Salt Lake City 4

June 10, 2020, 2:00pm
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Welcome to the Race Day Feed, coming to you from Rice-Eccles Stadium. From practice reports to the blow-by-blow from today's program, you’ll find it all right here on the Racer X Race Day Feed. Updates are posted in chronological order, so be sure to scroll down for the latest info. For even more updates be sure to follow us on Twitter, @Racerxonline.

Morning Report

The report from our man Steve Matthes, who is on the ground in Utah (or, actually up in the press box) is that ,"It's hot and dry today and the track is backwards compared to Sunday." 

So that means the track and conditions are 180 degrees different than the last race here. 

250SX West is back, for their first race in four months. They'll race today and Sunday, then East is back, and then next Sunday will mark the East/West Showdown. Dylan Ferrandis holds a seven-point lead on his Monster Energy/Star Racing Yamaha teammate Justin Cooper, with Monster Energy/Pro Circuit Kawasaki's Austin Forkner 13 points back. Lots of spoilers in this title mix, like Forkner's returning (from injury) teammate Cameron Mcadoo, Brandon Hartranft (with multiple podiums this year on his TLD/Red Bull KTM), JGR/Yoshimura Suzuki's Alex Martin, and a trio of GEICO Honda riders in Christian Craig, Jett Lawrence and Hunter Lawrence, who is making his supercross debut. 

Supercross

250SX West Standings - 2020

PositionRider Hometown Points
1Dylan Ferrandis Dylan Ferrandis Avignon, France France 200
2Justin Cooper Justin Cooper Cold Spring Harbor, NY United States 180
3Austin Forkner Austin Forkner Richards, MO United States 176
4Brandon Hartranft Brandon Hartranft Brick, NJ United States 158
5Michael Mosiman Michael Mosiman Sebastopol, CA United States 139
Full Standings

In 450SX, Monster Energy Kawasaki's Eli Tomac has suddenly taken control of the series via 1-2-1 finishes in the first three races in Salt Lake City. Primary title rival Ken Roczen, of Honda HRC, has gone 3-5-10 and is all of a sudden 26 points down. Cooper Webb, of Red Bull KTM, has gone 2-1-2 here and is now six points behind Roczen. In general, time is running out on anyone hoping to stop Tomac from winning this title, you could even consider tonight's race to be the last stand for any of the other contenders.

This morning, Roczen posted a picture of him testing on his Honda and wrote "Let’s see if we have made some improvements in this short amount of time. Giving up is for losers! I will always come back and try again."

Other riders to watch include Rockstar Energy Husqvarna teammates Jason Anderson and Zach Osborne, who have been strong since racing returned. Malcolm Stewart (Bullfrog Spas/SmarTop MotoConcepts Honda) and Martin Davalos (Monster Energy Team Tedder KTM) have also been good. Anderson, who scored a podium on Sunday, is now just ten points behind Monster Energy Yamaha's Justin Barcia for fourth in the 450SX standings. Stewart scored a career-high fifth at the last race, and Davalos has gone 6-11-8 in the three races here, his steadiest run during his rookie 450SX season.

Supercross

450SX Standings - 2020

PositionRider Hometown Points
1Eli Tomac
Eli Tomac
Cortez, CO United States 384
2Cooper Webb Cooper Webb Newport, NC United States 359
3Ken Roczen Ken Roczen Mattstedt, Germany Germany 354
4Jason Anderson
Jason Anderson
Edgewood, NM United States 287
5Justin Barcia Justin Barcia Monroe, NY United States 272
Full Standings
  • Jett Lawrence's GEICO Honda CRF250R.
    Jett Lawrence's GEICO Honda CRF250R. Align Media
  • Hunter Lawrence's GEICO Honda CRF250R.
    Hunter Lawrence's GEICO Honda CRF250R. Align Media
  • The Honda HRC crew getting to work early on race day.
    The Honda HRC crew getting to work early on race day. Align Media
  • Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing's Justin Barcia's bike in the shop.
    Monster Energy Yamaha Factory Racing's Justin Barcia's bike in the shop. Align Media
  • Kyle Cunningham and the HEP Motorsports Suzuki team prepping Cunningham's RM-Z450.
    Kyle Cunningham and the HEP Motorsports Suzuki team prepping Cunningham's RM-Z450. Align Media

First Practices

250 B group:

Derek Kelly with the top time here

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

250 A group:

Craig leads them around here early because that’s what he does

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

THE JETT up on top

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

THE FORK on top now, guys are figuring out the rhythm lane here, the far one from us will be the true test

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

250 seeded times pic.twitter.com/Vk82oVSwb3

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

450 A group:

ET3 on top here, it’s sunny and hot BTW

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Mookie got to the top spot, then Barcia and then Marty

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

450SX seeded times for SLC SX 4, Wilson tops them again! pic.twitter.com/l7apOWs530

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

450 B group:

Starling is in 450’s here, not sure if it’s a 250 or a 450 tho

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Curren Thurman out here also, another 250SX east guy. Pretty sure he’s on a 250 tho

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

The 722 has been good this whole SLC stay, clearly has a god attitude about the altitude

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

722 on top as checkers fly!

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

450 unseeded times pic.twitter.com/gK88uyO2ht

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

First 250 Timed Practices

Whoops are gonna be a big deal today, they’re hard packed and tough. Craig leads with Mosiman next

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Spoke too soon, Ferrandis up on the board

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

250 seeded out now for their first practice, Forkner leads them around then Craig and THE JETT

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Forkner back on top, 2 min to go

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Star Yamaha 1-2 in this qualifying practice pic.twitter.com/AFI64PcyyU

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020
  • Justin Cooper
    Justin Cooper Align Media
  • Dylan Ferrandis
    Dylan Ferrandis Align Media
  • Jett Lawrence
    Jett Lawrence Align Media
  • Austin Forkner
    Austin Forkner Align Media

First 450 Timed Practices

The guy with #3 on his bike just went 3-3 before the finish

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Dean just went the first 3 in sooooo yeah they’re all figuring it out

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Webb went 3 in

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

#94 on top

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Annddd Wilson to the top of the board

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Roczen to the top, BB4 just did it and he’s 3rd

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Cooper Webb gets to the top with 1 min to go

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

450 seeded 2nd practice times, Webb on top pic.twitter.com/TOl2DURYDE

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020
Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 450SX Group A Qualifying 1

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Cooper Webb Cooper Webb 45.458 Newport, NC United States KTM 450 SX-F
2 Ken Roczen Ken Roczen 45.492 Mattstedt, Germany Germany Honda CRF450R
3 Dean Wilson Dean Wilson 45.726 Scotland, United Kingdom United Kingdom Husqvarna FC 450
4 Blake Baggett Blake Baggett 45.736 Grand Terrace, CA United States KTM 450 SX-F
5 Eli Tomac
Eli Tomac
45.936 Cortez, CO United States Kawasaki KX450
Full Results

450 unseeded out, A Ray looks much better this time out than last

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020
Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 450SX Group B Qualifying 1

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Alex Ray Alex Ray 48.584 Jackson, TN United States Kawasaki KX450
2 Adam Enticknap Adam Enticknap 48.881 Lompoc, CA United States Suzuki RM-Z450
3 Carlen Gardner Carlen Gardner 49.015 Paso Robles, CA United States Honda CRF450R
4 Ryan Breece Ryan Breece 49.131 Coeur D' Alene, ID United States Suzuki RM-Z450
5 Fredrik Noren Fredrik Noren 49.190 Lidköping, Sweden Sweden Suzuki RM-Z450
Full Results
  • Cooper Webb
    Cooper Webb Align Media
  • Ken Roczen
    Ken Roczen Align Media
  • Dean Wilson
    Dean Wilson Align Media
  • Blake Baggett
    Blake Baggett Align Media

We got an update from JT from Rice-Eccles Stadium during an Instagram live video. Watch the archive below for the latest update from practice:

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Weege & JT chat about the first two practices #LinkInBio for Race Day Feed on @RacerXOnline

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JT's main take was that the whoops were a real separator, which makes Webb's time more impressive. He and the KTM team have really stepped up the game in the whoops compared to last year and earlier this year, but JT feels that now he's able to match others in whoops, and still make up time in corners. 

Also, he noted that Hunter Lawrence spent a lot of time following his brother Jett around in practice to learn the pace and style of supercross timed qualifying. 

Final 250 Timed Practice

"It feels almost like Anaheim 1," said Austin Forkner. "Some of the first-race jitters are kinda back. We’ve only got three more races, so I really need to make something happen. I have to just try to win, that’s all I can do. Hopefully some guys will get between me and the other guys. Honestly, I’m just happy to be back racing, I was getting a little stir crazy at home. Looking forward to do some laps.

Derrick Kelley is making fantasy SX players swoon by continuing to roll through B practice

250 unseeded..3rd & final practice…Kelley’s been good all day long pic.twitter.com/iyUQBN0v17

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Cooper on top, Forkner then THE JETT

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Rider down before the finish, not sure who it is..almost ran into the structure

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

It was Karnow

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

 [Turns out Forkner was mad at Hunter Lawrence for slowing him on a qualifying lap, and then cut him off going across mechanics' area. So Hunter immediately put him down in the next corner. Straight take out! Drama!]

THE JETT had an amazing lap going there, then jacked up turn with 2 turns to go..bummer. It was way legit

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

The drama was behind the Yamaha boys, as Justin Cooper topped his teammate Dylan Ferrandis to take the top 250 time.

"The nerves are definitely a little bit higher, but I did good there and I think I handled the nerves right," said Cooper. "The track is shaping up good, it’s technical and I think there will be some options out there. I have more experience on the bike, it’s almost like I got a whole off-season on the bike. I was able to work on the things I need to, carry a little more experience every time out."

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 250SX West Group B Qualifying 2

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Derek Kelley Derek Kelley 48.807 Riverside, CA United States Husqvarna FC 250
2 Geran Stapleton Geran Stapleton 50.249 Cape Schanck, Australia Australia Honda CRF250R
3 Bryson Gardner Bryson Gardner 50.504 Paso Robles, CA United States Honda CRF250R
4 Hunter Schlosser Hunter Schlosser 50.736 El Paso, TX United States Yamaha YZ250F
5 Cheyenne Harmon Cheyenne Harmon 50.767 Ovilla, TX United States Kawasaki KX250
Full Results
Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 250SX West Group A Qualifying 2

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Justin Cooper Justin Cooper 45.705 Cold Spring Harbor, NY United States Yamaha YZ250F
2 Dylan Ferrandis Dylan Ferrandis 45.806 Avignon, France France Yamaha YZ250F
3 Jett Lawrence
Jett Lawrence
45.891 Landsborough, Australia Australia Honda CRF250R
4 Christian Craig Christian Craig 46.030 Temecula, CA United States Honda CRF250R
5 Austin Forkner Austin Forkner 46.113 Richards, MO United States Kawasaki KX250
Full Results
Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 250SX West Combined Qualifying

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Justin Cooper Justin Cooper 45.705 Cold Spring Harbor, NY United States Yamaha YZ250F
2 Dylan Ferrandis Dylan Ferrandis 45.806 Avignon, France France Yamaha YZ250F
3 Jett Lawrence
Jett Lawrence
45.891 Landsborough, Australia Australia Honda CRF250R
4 Christian Craig Christian Craig 46.030 Temecula, CA United States Honda CRF250R
5 Austin Forkner Austin Forkner 46.113 Richards, MO United States Kawasaki KX250
Full Results

Final 450 Practice

Baggett is crushing the whoops on far left

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

ET just lowered his already best time, found another triple out there also. FIRE EMOJI

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Hey look at Benji there…6th!

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

BB4 to the top w checkers out, he busted out a new rhythm there after whoops, ET tripled in, BB4 didn’t do that but he quaded in the middle then doubled out

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Blake Baggett is looking to turn things around after a rough few races in Salt Lake City, Utah, to this point. His response so far today is to go fastest overall in qualifying.

"First round was good, got a holeshot, led laps, went downhill," said Blake Baggett. "I’m just struggling for some reasons…I don’t know. I’m working them out with myself. It’s there, speed’s there. Altitude has been bothering me a bit, hopefully I’m getting used to it. Even with that lap there, I’m winded. Hopefully we can do that again and get on the podium when it counts."

A Ray on top again here in final practice of day..Gardner and 722 after that

— Racer X (@racerxonline) June 10, 2020

Alex Ray has a tweaked knee but appears to still have main event speed today. Look for him to be a fantasy see-saw pick.

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 450SX Group A Qualifying 2

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Blake Baggett Blake Baggett 44.704 Grand Terrace, CA United States KTM 450 SX-F
2 Ken Roczen Ken Roczen 44.975 Mattstedt, Germany Germany Honda CRF450R
3 Eli Tomac
Eli Tomac
45.088 Cortez, CO United States Kawasaki KX450
4 Cooper Webb Cooper Webb 45.431 Newport, NC United States KTM 450 SX-F
5 Dean Wilson Dean Wilson 45.545 Scotland, United Kingdom United Kingdom Husqvarna FC 450
Full Results
Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 450SX Group B Qualifying 2

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Alex Ray Alex Ray 47.861 Jackson, TN United States Kawasaki KX450
2 Carlen Gardner Carlen Gardner 48.459 Paso Robles, CA United States Honda CRF450R
3 Adam Enticknap Adam Enticknap 48.726 Lompoc, CA United States Suzuki RM-Z450
4 Fredrik Noren Fredrik Noren 48.836 Lidköping, Sweden Sweden Suzuki RM-Z450
5 Ryan Breece Ryan Breece 48.842 Coeur D' Alene, ID United States Suzuki RM-Z450
Full Results
Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 450SX Combined Qualifying

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Blake Baggett Blake Baggett 44.704 Grand Terrace, CA United States KTM 450 SX-F
2 Ken Roczen Ken Roczen 44.975 Mattstedt, Germany Germany Honda CRF450R
3 Eli Tomac
Eli Tomac
45.088 Cortez, CO United States Kawasaki KX450
4 Cooper Webb Cooper Webb 45.431 Newport, NC United States KTM 450 SX-F
5 Dean Wilson Dean Wilson 45.545 Scotland, United Kingdom United Kingdom Husqvarna FC 450
Full Results

250SX Heat 1

In the first race back for the 250SX West Region Championship, the cobwebs were getting shook off for everyone as some chaos ensued. The early lead would go to Dylan Ferrandis who led the way from Cameron Mcadoo early on.

Before long, McAdoo ran him down for the lead and started putting pressure on the defending champion. Right before the supercross triple, McAdoo sent it down the inside and put Ferrandis down in a fairly aggressive pass. Ferrandis would go over the bars but land on the Tuff Blox and remount still in transfer.

A few laps after that, Michael Mosiman began challenging McAdoo for the lead with just a couple laps left to go. Mosiman would make a move down the inside after the first rhythm lane and put both of them on the ground in a slow-motion block pass. Christian Craig then snuck through to take the lead.

Craig would hold on for the win in his first race back from injury at round four in Glendale.

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 250SX West Heat 1

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Christian Craig Christian Craig 8 Laps 47.685 Temecula, CA United States Honda CRF250R
2 Michael Mosiman Michael Mosiman +02.216 47.446 Sebastopol, CA United States Husqvarna FC 250
3 Cameron McAdoo
Cameron McAdoo
+03.132 47.453 Sioux City, IA United States Kawasaki KX250
4 Alex Martin Alex Martin +06.606 48.624 Millville, MN United States Suzuki RM-Z250
5 Dylan Ferrandis Dylan Ferrandis +09.325 47.200 Avignon, France France Yamaha YZ250F
Full Results

250SX Heat 2

The second heat race featured a holeshot from Austin Forkner as he led Jett Lawrence around early. Earlier in practice, Forkner had some troubles with both Lawrence brothers and the battle seemed like it would continue on into the heat races.

Lawrence applied pressure and eventually started sizing up a move in the whoop section. Around the halfway mark, he got a little out of shape at the end of the whoops and fell while trying to save it. He would remount in second where he would stay for the rest of the race.

Forkner cruised to an easy win in the end out front and led home Lawrence and Brandon Hartranft over the line.

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 250SX West Heat 2

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Austin Forkner Austin Forkner 9 Laps 46.288 Richards, MO United States Kawasaki KX250
2 Jett Lawrence
Jett Lawrence
+09.418 46.387 Landsborough, Australia Australia Honda CRF250R
3 Brandon Hartranft Brandon Hartranft +10.266 47.171 Brick, NJ United States KTM 250 SX-F
4 Justin Cooper Justin Cooper +10.551 47.162 Cold Spring Harbor, NY United States Yamaha YZ250F
5 Mitchell Oldenburg Mitchell Oldenburg +28.283 48.601 Alvord, TX United States Honda CRF250R
Full Results

450SX Heat 1

In the first 450SX heat race, a titanic battle between Cooper Webb and Ken Roczen set the stage for an interesting main event. After Roczen struggled mightily at round 13 on Sunday, he appeared to look back to normal form in the heat race where he and Webb went toe-to-toe for most of the heat.

Webb was holding down the lead as Roczen tried a few times to make the pass, even getting ahead of him at one point before Webb would come right back and take the spot back. Both riders seemed to have the whoops handled fairly equally as they continued to break down.

Jason Anderson came up and made the move on Malcolm Stewart for the third spot late in the race with a full-send pass around the outside entering the whoops. They would settle into their spots behind the lead duo.

Up front, Webb would hold off a last turn attempt at a pass from Roczen to win the first heat race.

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 450SX Heat 1

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Cooper Webb Cooper Webb 9 Laps 46.125 Newport, NC United States KTM 450 SX-F
2 Ken Roczen Ken Roczen +00.621 45.388 Mattstedt, Germany Germany Honda CRF450R
3 Jason Anderson
Jason Anderson
+02.605 45.060 Edgewood, NM United States Husqvarna FC 450
4 Malcolm Stewart Malcolm Stewart +04.383 45.741 Haines City, FL United States Honda CRF450R
5 Justin Barcia Justin Barcia +14.673 46.771 Monroe, NY United States Yamaha YZ450F
Full Results

450SX Heat 2

The holeshot in the final heat race would go to Martin Davalos as he led around Blake Baggett and Eli Tomac early. Tomac wouldn’t wait too long to go after Baggett as he made the pass around the halfway mark of the heat race.

Benny Bloss fell while running sixth and would drop outside of transfer, moving Broc Tickle and Justin Hill around him for 8th and 9th, respectively.

The battle up front picked up some late intensity as Davalos fell into the clutches of Tomac and Baggett behind him. Tomac would take the lead with two laps to go and Baggett would follow through into second just a half lap later.

Tomac would hang on for the win out front leading home Baggett and Davalos in the end.

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 450SX Heat 2

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Eli Tomac
Eli Tomac
9 Laps 46.568 Cortez, CO United States Kawasaki KX450
2 Blake Baggett Blake Baggett +02.880 45.987 Grand Terrace, CA United States KTM 450 SX-F
3 Martin Davalos Martin Davalos +05.419 46.763 Quito, Ecuador Ecuador KTM 450 SX-F
4 Dean Wilson Dean Wilson +11.166 47.185 Scotland, United Kingdom United Kingdom Husqvarna FC 450
5 Justin Brayton Justin Brayton +14.763 47.345 Fort Dodge, IA United States Honda CRF450R
Full Results

250SX Last Chance Qualifier

Hunter Lawrence ended up in the last chance qualifier for his supercross debut after a fall in the heat race. He ripped a big holeshot in the LCQ but was passed in the second corner by Killian Auberson. Lawrence then passed him back for the lead in the whoops before the first lap was over.

The battle for the final transfer spot was a close one between Cheyenne Harmon, Lorenzo Camporese, and Geran Stapleton. Stapleton was working hard on making the move on Camporese but then made contact with him before the finish line jump and went down.

Lawrence would hang on for the win out front and bring Mitchell Falk, Auberson, and Harmon to the main event with him.

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 250SX West LCQ

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Hunter Lawrence
Hunter Lawrence
7 Laps 48.157 Landsborough, Australia Australia Honda CRF250R
2 Mitchell Falk Mitchell Falk +14.807 49.923 Carlsbad, CA United States Honda CRF250R
3 Killian Auberson
Killian Auberson
+19.455 50.026 Epautheyres, Switzerland Switzerland Husqvarna FC 250
4 Cheyenne Harmon Cheyenne Harmon +25.339 51.248 Ovilla, TX United States Kawasaki KX250
5 Lorenzo Camporese Lorenzo Camporese +34.303 51.883 Campodarsego, Italy Italy Kawasaki KX250
Full Results

450SX Last Chance Qualifier

In the 450SX LCQ, it was Fredrik Noren getting the holeshot, but Ryan Breece would quickly move into the lead. Vince Friese moved into second and had Noren and Kyle Cunningham right behind him. Cunningham went for the move and Noren fell in the process, moving Benny Bloss up into the final transfer spot.

Friese then went and got around Breece for the lead while Bloss moved into third around Cunningham. Bloss then moved around Breece for second and went after Friese for the lead simultaneously. Breece then made a mistake in the whoops and went off the track from third, dropping him outside of transfer and moving Alex Ray up into the final spot.

Bloss would take over the lead from Friese as they both pulled away from Cunningham behind them. Ray then came up alongside Cunningham and moved by him for third.

Benny Bloss would take the LCQ win and take Friese, Ray, and Cunningham to the main event with him.

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 450SX LCQ

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Benny Bloss Benny Bloss 7 Laps 47.419 Oak Grove, MO United States KTM 450 SX-F
2 Vince Friese Vince Friese +03.966 48.144 Cape Girardeau, MO United States Honda CRF450R
3 Alex Ray Alex Ray +05.186 48.384 Jackson, TN United States Kawasaki KX450
4 Kyle Cunningham Kyle Cunningham +06.754 48.102 Aledo, TX United States Suzuki RM-Z450
5 Adam Enticknap Adam Enticknap +08.445 48.677 Lompoc, CA United States Suzuki RM-Z450
Full Results

250SX Main Event

The holeshot in the main event went to Justin Cooper around the outside with Austin Forkner taking the lead in the second turn. Forkner led as Cooper settled into second, McAdoo moved into third and Alex Martin was in fourth.

Ferrandis moved around Jett Lawrence in to the top five early as he was trying to keep pace with the lead group battling for championship points out front. Forkner, meanwhile, was pulling away a bit out front as Cooper nearly had a moment in the whoops allowing McAdoo to close up a bit.

Hunter Lawrence and Christian Craig both fell early and were way back. Jett Lawrence moved around Martin to get into the top five as Michael Mosiman came into the picture to start challenging the Lawrence and Martin battle ahead of him.

McAdoo and Cooper started battling for second and McAdoo made the move as Cooper nearly went down on the supercross triple. The pass also allowed Ferrandis to come up and make the move on his teammate Cooper as well.

Forkner was left unphased by what was going on behind him out front as he opened up a four second lead as Ferrandis closed on McAdoo for second. Ferrandis made the move on him for the two spot around the halfway point of the race and immediately started opening a gap on him as he tried to reel back in Forkner out front.

Lawrence then fell in the whoops while running fifth and fell back to 12th behind his teammate Craig who was continuing to charge forward. The fall moved Mosiman back up into fifth ahead of Martin with Brandon Hartranft, Mitchell Oldenburg, Derek Drake, and Carson Brown holding down the top ten spots behind them.

As the time continued to wind down, Ferrandis was closing slightly on Forkner for the lead but seemingly just not quite fast enough to get to him. As the flag waved, it was Forkner taking his third win of 2020 and leading home a Ferrandis and McAdoo podium at the first race back for the west.

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 250SX West Main Event

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Austin Forkner Austin Forkner 20 Laps 47.024 Richards, MO United States Kawasaki KX250
2 Dylan Ferrandis Dylan Ferrandis +03.109 47.157 Avignon, France France Yamaha YZ250F
3 Cameron McAdoo
Cameron McAdoo
+14.151 47.255 Sioux City, IA United States Kawasaki KX250
4 Justin Cooper Justin Cooper +16.300 47.214 Cold Spring Harbor, NY United States Yamaha YZ250F
5 Michael Mosiman Michael Mosiman +17.315 47.460 Sebastopol, CA United States Husqvarna FC 250
Full Results
Supercross

250SX West Standings - 2020

PositionRider Hometown Points
1Dylan Ferrandis Dylan Ferrandis Avignon, France France 200
2Justin Cooper Justin Cooper Cold Spring Harbor, NY United States 180
3Austin Forkner Austin Forkner Richards, MO United States 176
4Brandon Hartranft Brandon Hartranft Brick, NJ United States 158
5Michael Mosiman Michael Mosiman Sebastopol, CA United States 139
Full Standings

450SX Main Event

Cooper Webb snagged the holeshot in the main event away from Ken Roczen and Zach Osborne early. Eli Tomac had a terrible start to his race as he was outside of the top ten early. Right away, Roczen started going for the lead on Webb out front as the second lap ended.

Tomac quickly went to work on making moves forward as he closed up on Justin Barcia for 10th and got around him before the end of the third lap. Then he was quick to move around Justin Brayton as well as Malcolm Stewart pulled out of the race with an issue.

Roczen was trying to make something happen on Webb out front and finally made the move stick with 13 minutes left on the clock. Webb responded immediately and went back by him just two turns later. They continued to battle out front as they pulled out a small lead on Baggett behind them.

Martin Davalos was holding onto the fifth spot but Tomac got by him with about half the race left to go. The shadows were really starting to cause some havoc as riders were staring right into the sun every lap as they hit the supercross triple on the far side of the stadium.

Baggett dropped third to Zach Osborne as ZachO was continuing to keep his streak of top five finishes in Salt Lake City alive. Baggett has been dealing with some numbness in his hands which was causing him to drop through the first at the first few rounds back and he was trying to make amends for those results with a strong top five run late in the race.

Roczen then seemed to begin suffering from the save breathing problems he has been having as he dropped way back from Webb out front and eventually lost second to Osborne with six minutes left to go in the race. Baggett was next to get around him with four minutes to go and Tomac wasn’t far behind as he then made the move the next lap by.

Justin Barcia had a late fall and flew off into the wall around the outside of the track, completely destroying his bike resulting in the end of his main event. Tomac eventually made the move on Blake Baggett to get into the final podium spot as the white flag waved.

Cooper Webb claimed his third win of 2020 and his 10th career win as he crossed the line to lead home an Osborne and Tomac podium behind him. With it, Webb moves to second in the championship, yet he remains 27 points down of Tomac.

“Kenny was really riding well at the beginning. We were putting in some heaters and then I started hitting my stride,” said Webb of his main event. “Not sure what happened but I ended up getting a decent lead… and it was cool to be able to enjoy that one a little bit more. Not too stressful.”

Supercross

Salt Lake City 4 - 450SX Main Event

June 10, 2020
Rice-Eccles Stadium
Salt Lake City, UT United States
Rider Time Interval Best Lap Hometown Bike
1 Cooper Webb Cooper Webb 26 Laps 45.676 Newport, NC United States KTM 450 SX-F
2 Zach Osborne Zach Osborne +05.091 46.222 Abingdon, VA United States Husqvarna FC 450
3 Eli Tomac
Eli Tomac
+08.683 45.870 Cortez, CO United States Kawasaki KX450
4 Blake Baggett Blake Baggett +09.622 46.176 Grand Terrace, CA United States KTM 450 SX-F
5 Ken Roczen Ken Roczen +16.618 45.558 Mattstedt, Germany Germany Honda CRF450R
Full Results
Supercross

450SX Standings - 2020

PositionRider Hometown Points
1Eli Tomac
Eli Tomac
Cortez, CO United States 384
2Cooper Webb Cooper Webb Newport, NC United States 359
3Ken Roczen Ken Roczen Mattstedt, Germany Germany 354
4Jason Anderson
Jason Anderson
Edgewood, NM United States 287
5Justin Barcia Justin Barcia Monroe, NY United States 272
Full Standings
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